- Milton depended on his mother's family too much that it won't be good in the future.
- Hershey's landlord seems to have faith in him.
- Making chocolate is like a science experiment.
- Hershey made his chocolate cheap and delicious, satisfying the buyers.
- Hershey's father only care for himself, only bad things will happen to him.
- How did Milton felt when his aunt lost hope in him?
- Shouldn't Milton start from scratch?
- Did Milton borrow money the bank to cancel out his loan?
- Could chocolate really change people?
- Surplus(pg 63)-noun.something that remains above what is used or needed.
- melange(page 70)- noun.a mixture; medley.
- sacredness(page 78))-adj. devoted or dedicated to a deity or to some religious purpose.
- "black sheep"(page 55). - Idiom, meaning an outcast.
- "Hershey was short, polite, and spoking soft voice..."(page 73).- Characterization, describing Hershey's personality.
In the past two chapters, it has describe Hershey making his way back up. He was able established a shop at his home and was doing well. However, with his doing well his father came and caused him trouble having him losing money. Hershey made his chocolate the right price and having good taste causing people to remember his chocolate.

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